Biglietti per Hollywood Cars Museum

My companion was fascinated by this museum. For film lovers it is definitely a stop to be included in the city tour. There are really a lot of cars used in historical TV series and in some movies, even recent. The cost is affordable. The only flaw is the location, very uncomfortable to reach compared to the Strip. I recommend the car or Uber.

I found the this to be a nice activity if you have $20 and an hour to spare near the south end Vegas strip and you are interested in cars and tv/movies of 70s, 80s, 90s. I walked from the Luxor, but I bet there is a better way to do it, since it was a bit of a hike on foot. There are cars from James Bond, Knight Rider, Dukes of Hazzard, Fast and Furious and many more. Great to see in person. Keep in mind these are rare cars to look at and take photos of, but not to touch or get inside, for obviously reasons. There is also a huge collection of classic Vespas and a separate Liberace Garage display of his costumes and glitzy autos.

This is a small museum but it's packed with many interesting old cars. I enjoyed walking through and reading all the signs that described each vechicle. It was quite fun to see many of the TV and movie automobiles and the added bonus of the Liberace's extravagant stage cars and his personal collections.

Quite the variety of movie/show cars, especially shows we grew up with (we are in our 50s). There were way more vehicles than I expected to see and the price was reasonable. We were able to see everything in less than an hour and appreciated the descriptions provided for the vehicles. Had a pleasant conversation with Steve too. There is free parking on location, which is a bonus in Vegas.

We came here for myself just to see the General Lee. There are some great cars here to view. It’s in a sketchy area just off the strip. Nothing flash but only $20 each.

If you are tired of the ding-ding-ding of the casinos, and like seeing famous cars from TV shows and movies, then its worth the trip to The Hollywood Cars Musuem. If driving, Dean Martin Drive is a little tricky to get onto, so consult your map app of choice carefully, as Dean Martin Drive doesn't have many entrances actually onto it, despite running parallel to I-15 and crossing under all the major roads. Many cool Hollywood cars from your youth are here. The Liberace Garage is also part of this, so that's a bonus. Overall, the facility could be nicer, the presentation better, and some of the cars could certainly be in better shape. Contrast this to the impeccable Shelby Museum not too far away. The write-ups about the cars are well done. Since so many people don't carry cash anymore, please note that they seem to only accept cash for the entrance fee. Something to add to your list when visiting Vegas, especially if you've been multiple times (like I have) and have seen everything else!

Small museum about $20 per person admission (I got 2 for 1 on Groupon). Lots of cars from the movies and TV. The guy at the front desk was one of the friendliest and charming person I've ever met.

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Stopped here before heading to the airport to fly home. 20 bucks to get in. CASH only. Cars are definitely fun to see. Lots of James Bond cars. Definitely a place to kill some time if you like cars and movies.

Visited the car museum with my partner The collection is owned by one family If you love your classic cars and memorabilia, this is definitely for you With everything you could wish for Staff were amazing Exhibition was spectacular

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